All in all, this evening of dance struck me to my core. The scenery of the Chapel of St. Martin within the cathedral was intimate and haunting....And then, of course, there was the dance, so ethereal and potent that I could taste it on my tongue.

— Rush Johnston for Dance Enthusiast
https://www.dance-enthusiast.com/get-involved/reviews/view/Queering-the-Divine-An-Evening-with-Body-Artifacts-February-15-2025
In the afterlife of brutalization do we fight to turn the Big Eye of God or History or Belief our way, to make it see the way we do, or do we find a way to live in the afterworld? These dances show us there is never just one way to answer a divine question.

— Emma King for Culture Bot
https://www.culturebot.org/2025/03/99953/in-angel-visits-worship-and-communion-traverse-the-divine/

All in all, this evening of dance struck me to my core. The scenery of the Chapel of St. Martin within the cathedral was intimate and haunting....And then, of course, there was the dance, so ethereal and potent that I could taste it on my tongue.

In the afterlife of brutalization do we fight to turn the Big Eye of God or History or Belief our way, to make it see the way we do, or do we find a way to live in the afterworld? These dances show us there is never just one way to answer a divine question.